The drawback is that there are so many big-breasted pilots that they don’t stand out.

>>2

First, it doesn’t shake.

A woman with a great personality.

A handsome boyfriend is also included, making for a good balance.

The women can be quite tough on you.

Except for just one person.

I think if you ask whether he’s a handsome guy or not, he’s more on the handsome side.

Take off the scarf.

I thought the thumbnail was overflowing with light, but it turned out to be a beautiful woman.

It’s not as big as it sounds.

The lack of a stable outfit and cut-in is also bad.

>>10

No, it’s just normally big, right…?

If you think about not moving even a little, it might be that I’m considerably slim.

Rude… Edge is an ultra-handsome guy limited to his wife and sister-in-law.

>>12

It was terrible, wasn’t it? Crime scene collection.

>>18

I thought I secured the full impact of the evidence with mht because it was seriously hilarious, but it turns out that each individual image was not saved! I didn’t know that was the specification…

So I really appreciate you raising it again for us the other day.

>>21

Please tell me in detail!

>>55

There was a time when screenshots of the text from the wandering idiot and the captain from around 30 were gradually updated, and it ultimately resulted in a compilation of about 15-6 images densely packed together.

He’s the type who reduces his handsome level with a goofy move…

>>14

Usually I’m goofing around, but it’s not good that I act all cool and handsome in front of the captain.

The concept of being tightly restrained in snug clothing is quite prevalent.

>>15

When you take it off, it pops out and the rocket droops.

>>56

No, trust in your youthful Cooper’s ligaments.

It’s a rocket, but it’s a moderately perky upward-facing rocket bust.

It’s big, but most Super Robot Wars heroines are generally big too.

The Dry Strega is a good ship, and it does quite a bit of cut-ins, but it doesn’t sway at all.

Hüke has unimpressive performance, and is Az small?

Since it comes first, I have no memory of shaking.

Edge is somewhat acting like a flashy guy.

The third part is also sober.

Basically, it’s an emulation for living like an ordinary person.

Oh… the A organization…

Edge, unleash the forbidden energy of Huckebein 30cm quickly.

>>23

Full impact the Black Hole Cannon on Captain Graveley.

In order to search for personal happiness, there are many instances where one emulates a flashy guy who doesn’t really suit them, so when they find a partner who sees through that, they can show their true self.

It’s so traumatic that I can’t even look directly at the face of Azu-chan, who is essentially the only person close to me. Isn’t that terrible?

>>26

In just a year, while she may not have completely dispelled her trauma, my sister has really grown to the point where she can rejoin us, and I’m truly proud of her.

I love the scenario where the two siblings consistently had a mutual understanding throughout.

>>28

Sibling futanari!!??

>>41

The director is being sandwiched by the siblings!

If you’re watching, I can fight.

If you’re here, I can do anything.

The exchange is too delightful.

It’s nice how they try to look cool with combat lines against Mitsuba.

Even with this, in the main game, there’s no voice calling out for Edge.

>>31

Due to being able to change names… even Live A Live has experienced this tragedy.

So I can only be grateful to DD for this alone.

Is it not okay to be Az’s wife?

I can only express my gratitude to DD-san for providing the voice-enabled “Edge ❤️.”

In the main story, there is a mysterious woman who has never been called by any name, yet the title “bride” has become established for her.

A straight-laced, seemingly perfect student council president girl effortlessly falls for a mischievous bad boy who looks like a delinquent at first glance…

It’s not too late, so I hope someone publishes a doujinshi.

I thought the 30-year-old male protagonist kind of resembled Crow from 2z, but is he not as amusing as that?

>>38

Usually, I act like a fool, but deep down I have an unwavering core, and when something touches that nerve, I become incredibly passionate and cool. You could say it’s similar to that kind of existence.

If you like Crow, I think Edge will definitely resonate with you, at least that’s how it was for me.

Since he’s in the military, it’s obvious, but he’s quite a hardcore military otaku, so it feels like he’s never had a girlfriend, and he’s kind to those old men.

>>39

Mitsubabann is a rare scenario that is useful not only for mere jokes but also for digging deeper into character development (ah, this character has never had a boyfriend).

>>39

In other words, she seems like a refined young lady and has just graduated from officer training school.

>>47

Unless it’s a significant bug, it’s raised in an overly sterile environment…

If you think about it systematically, it can be considered as removing the unfunny level of side effects and the heroine race from Crow-san.

It’s not that similar, but…

Generally, people have a worthless past.

Usually a comedic relief.

There is a line I won’t cross.

When I do it, I do it really passionately.

Of course, there are minor differences in each case, but I think it’s acceptable to say that it belongs to a genre similar to that of Crow.

Was Crow such a cheerful person?

>>44

(Collapse Equation)

>>49

Stop it, I can easily imagine it in my head.

The lack of reproducibility between “the wanderer” and “the bride” as indicated by the arrows is amusing since it is almost impossible outside the main storyline.

The Graveley family is recognized as a prestigious lineage of officers that has been passed down through generations.

It feels like it hasn’t been explicitly stated, but it seems almost certain and fits just right.

Since this female battle theme doesn’t get me hyped, I was using a Code Geass song instead.

Still, you really have a great face.

In Super Robot Wars, it’s basically limited to bust-ups, so it’s a shame.

That’s nice…